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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1958)
TIMBERLINE man-caused forest fires. Arthur K. Roberts, education di rector of West Coast Lumbermen’» The regular meeting of Faith Re Assn., Portland, tells of the time he bekah lodge was held Wednesday ev By John E. Benneth ening with 17 members present. The Men who live intimately with the picked up two servicemen on a trip regular routine of business was car forests know the importance of form through western Washington. One of By Eva Bre*>*ler ried out. Hazel Lewis was installed ing good smoking habits to prevent I them flipped a lighted cigarette out Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dalia* of Long as vice grand to replace Jackie Har of the car as they sped through a view, Washington were week end per who resigned. A very interesting ---------------------- . - ------- I forested area. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. report from the Rebekah Assembly "Held on,” cautioned Roberts, pull- George Whitman and daughter, of E. L. Roye. was given by Helen Anderson dele Seattle, Wash. ing over to the roadside. “My pay Oletta Mays oldest daughter of gate, also Hazel Lewis alternate. Plans Mrs. Venita Manning and Bill check comes from forests like these Mr. and Mrs. Herbert May* is confin were made to have the Three Links fheratt of Portland visited with re —and so does the income of a lot of ed to the Santiam Memorial hospital meeting in the evening following the ;atives in Lyons last Friday. 1 Mrs. ...... People who live around here.” in Stayton where she is under obser regular lodge meeting which will be Roberts backed up and waited w hile Bert Manning is a sister of Mrs. vation and will receive medical treat June 11. A short discussion was held the redfaced GIs policed the area and Lyons and Clyde Lewis. ment. in regards to getting rid of the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Trask and picked up the smoking butt. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stockwell and | At the close of the evening a pot luck • • • children >f Portland called on hi* family of Prineville were Friday I lunch was served. Another story in the »am« vein grandmother, Mrs. Inez Ring on Me quests at the home of her parents. concerns Harold Olson of Western Sunday dinner guests at the home day. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers. His mother i of Mrs. Mabel Bass were Mr. and mortal Clinton Land, music instructor at Pine Assn, who was driving a woods Mrs. Ina Stockwell who has been at Mrs. E. L- Richardson of Lebanon, Mart-Linn left Saturday for Pitts fellow through the streets of Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Scott McPike and Mrs. burg, Kansas, where he will attend one wet, rainy night, when his com Morgan of Silverton, Mrs. Wayne Bass Kansas State Teachers college for panion suddenly dumped a cigar butt out the window. Thinking that any and son Craig of Mehama, Mr. and the next two months. Mrs. Kenneth Bass, Kathy Diane and Mrs. Cora Corbett of Salem spent timber character should have formed Tony of Salem. The occassion honor the weekend at the home of her letter smoking habits by this time, 1--- ed the birthday anniversary of sev brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bress- tmon screeched to a halt, told his ler. She also visited at the Earl Al- th,fy weren’t going any further eral. without taking that butt along. It Mrs. Howard Baldwin and her broth len and Mrs. Leota Worden homes. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. took a while to find it in the dark, er Ray Hiatt of Dillard visited in Lyons one day last week. The Bald and Mrs. Charles Cruson were his ailli th® bedraggled woodsman has wins are former residents here while brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Pr°bably never dropped anoher cigar MCCULLOCH’S ward Cruson and daughter, Gerry, of sLnc*—at least not without thinking ■ he operated a dry goods store. NEW Mrs. Mary Faqua of Portland is Eugene. Additional Sunday guests of that sad wet, night in Tacoma. FRESH PRODUCE SUPER 55! visiting at the home of her sister Mr. Were Mr. and Mrs. David Woffard No Fear of Friday the 13th | of Portland. Mrs. Woffard is a sister and Mrs. Van Prichard. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. has got Moil po«4«r A community picnic will be held at of Charles and Edward Cruson. 2 lbs. 45c TOMATOES ......... the National Safety council scratch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crew and ing around to find a new yardstick per pound the North Santiam State Park on Sun day June 8, honoring Mr. and Mrs. family left early Sunday morning for for measuring sawmill safety. of 2 cello pkgs. 19c CARROTS Earl Thayer and children who recent- San Bernardino, Calif., where he will The firm’s Klamath Falls branch any ly moved to Stayton. A one o’clock pot, be a teacher in the school* there. Mr. ha* gone one million man-hours with luck dinner will be served. All friends |Crew was the sixth grade teacher at out a lost-time accident—an all-time 2 for 19c AVACADOS gear and neighbors are invited to attend. Mari-Linn last year. known record among sawmills on the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmst-ad and N-::'i American continent. The best drive saw — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Garsjo and son Lee left on a three weeks vacation sons, Walter and Jimmy spent the previous record listed by the Coun TRY IT TODAY! FRESH MEATS trip. They will visit her sister at weekend a« Renton, Wash., at the cil was held by Hines Lumber Co., home of their son and daughter-in- of Hines, Oregon, with 818,693 ac- Spingfield, Illinois, also her mother Only $320 up - Easy Terms at Minneapolis, Minnesota and enroute law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olmstead. NEBERGALLS SKINLESS l cident-free man-hours. home they will visit with Mr. Gars- They went to see their new grandson. Weyerhaeuser achieved the record Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst and jo’s relatives in Montana. *>f all days—a Friday the 13th. family moved over the weekend to Mrs. Charles Power left for Glen • • • dale, California, called there by the. their new home near Silverton, where Along the Lead Line illness and death of her father Stan-1 the< have bought an acreage. Hurst Lumber that sheds water like -. ------ ---- ---- a I is the eighth grade teacher at Mari- ley Searle. duck is being manufactured by sev Linn. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Knox and STEWING or ROASTING Floyd Berry and son, Jimmy, and eral forest Industries. The water-re children left Thursday evening for Phone UL 9-2160 pellent lumber is dipped in a chemical Mr. and Mrs. Arley Murphy of Glen Coffeyville, Kansas, where they will which reduces moisture pickup in the visit at the home of their daughter, dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Ber wood and protects it from insect dam Mehama, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Davis, the form ry and daughter, Patricia of Med age or decay. The sealed surface of er Miss Sandra Knox. They will also ford, visited relatives in Lyons over the lumber make* paint and stains the weekend. Floyd is the son of visit with relatives in Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. George Berry and adhere better .. . “Old Ironsides”, YOU CA OWN Mrs. Dale Arndt and fam- Mr. and the American frigate that won her brother of Mrs. Albert Carr. ilv visited with relative* in Corvallis nickname because British shot failed Jim Phelps and sons, Frank and $16500 Friday. to penetrate her sides in the - War of Glenn from Carmicheal, Calif., visi- F.O 8 Factory Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horn and child led Friday and Saturday with friends With 12" Blad« and Cho n was built of sturdy oak, cedar ren of Spokane, Washington who re I in Lyons and his sister near Scio. a.nd plne ^.P“?ll>erraen are Plan? A MAC-35 cently purchased the Lloyd Free T a $l,250,000-a-year national ! They were guests at the Clyde Lewis home have moved. Mr. Horn is one of I home. CHAIN SAW wood merchandising program . . . . the operators at the Bonneville Sub 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkle „„„ and ou son „ New Sawtimber grown in the na- Station. Johnny with Mr. and Mrs. Francis tion s forests each day would make Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grosso and Bodeker of Mill City went to Arcata, e,loutrh lumber for 15,500 one-family family went to Yakima, Washington I Calif., over the Memorial weekend’ h,0U3es- ... All of Oregon’s Tree Friday, to take her mother, Mrs. I They went to take their father, Ben Farms have one thing in common: Price« Anna Buxton there, where she will I Bodeker to the home of his daughter, They are growing crops of timber for visit with relatives. Mrs. Buxton, Mrs. Keith Salchenberger. 'use under a planned program that 17-Day who is from Rock Springs, Wyo., has j Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Culwell and Provides for periodic harvests. They Effective been visiting at the home of her sons, Larry and Lesli^ of Bend Mr. are protected from fire, insects and Trip ( daughter. and Mrs. Howard Naue, and Mr’ and dlseas«, and the tree farmer harvests MEHAMA. OREGON to June 5, 6, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield and Mrs. Elmer Culwell, Delmer and his timber crops in such a way that ! Bob, who are moving to Fresno. Calif Donna of Lyons were dinner guests the forest continually replaces itself, Europe Your Friendly IGA Store left Thursday. Mr. Brassfield, who at the home of their mother, Mrs. ' New crops of trees are growing all for Two! has been seriously ill was taken to Lydia Culwell Memorial day. the time. the Marian Home in Sublimity, where First-Class he will remain for about a month be Via KLM Royal fore he makes the trip. Dutch Airlines Mrs. Mabel Bass has gone to Salem where she will spend some time at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass. She will care1 for the children whil» Mr*. Bass, Jr. This superbly fashioned Impala Convertible is making new friends for DIAMOND RINGS'- is working in the cannery. Mr. and Mr«. Sig Grugget from 2nd PRIZES (4) CHEVROLET faster than you can say TURBO-THRUST V0.* I $1 000 Keepiake Ariel, Wash., were weekend guests Diamond Ring« at the home of her daughter, Mr. and I 3rd PRIZES (10) Here’s the car that puts you in a top-down, fun-hearted, go-places mood' Mrs. Paul Pennington and family. 1500 Koopiako Diamond Ringt I Mrs. Orville Downing has returned I JUST COME IN FOR YOUR home from The Dalles. She spent smell of summer between you and the sky. Once you’ve l»een infected by the fun of FREE ENTRY BLANK some time there caring for her new The 'inly all-new ear I t’s not simply that this car is a convertible driving this Impaia Convertible, no other granddaughter. Her grandchildren, —for it is much more than that. Your car can take its pl ice. Whisking along with Larry, Carolyn and Catherine Carle dealer's waiting now with the facts on the the top down holds that same extra some ton returned home with her. new Turbo-Thrust V8, the Safety-Girder thing as cooking in the open, dancing under Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fritsche and frame and all the other features that mean a lawn chair — the stars or just relaxing in Mrs. Viola Zander of Seattle were in the h'l -priee ¡ield. more summer fun in a Chevy. with onlv a cloud or two and the sweet Sunday guests at the home of Mr. •Optional at extra caul and Mr.s Wilson Stevens. Mrs. Stev- ents is a daughter of Mrs. Zander and sister of Mrs. Fritsche. Mrs. Zander remained for the week with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toman and RIDLEY $225.00 sons, Steven and Bradley, of Salem, Alto $450 and 675 were Sunday dinner guests at the Wedding Ring $125 00 home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stev- Ring! «nl«r*»4 to show detail« ens. Price* includo Federal Taa Mr*. Helen Bleything and daughter of Beaverton visited last Friday at BAKER'S MILL CITY. the home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles JEWELRY McCarthy. i The Martell, Franklin and Walker Telephone 1843 families held a family reunion Sun- ■ day at Santiam State park. There Mill City I were 44 members present. Coming . the longest distance «sere Mr and Mrs. 1—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE the home of her »on for some time THURSDAY, JUNE 5. 1958 returned to her home here in Lyons. LYONS Order Your Printing From The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE IGA MARGARINE . . . 5 lbs. SI.00 Van Camps Pork & Beans 21 size 2/45c CLOVERLEAF TUNA . . . 2 cans 39c Sunshine Hydrox Custard Cup Cookies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pkgs. 69c logger ’ s choice . Hawaiian Punch, 46 oz. can Nalley's Banquet Dills, 2/65c . 24 oz. jars 33c Wieners 6 lb box $3.29 Raymond Branch & Son Equipment Company lb. 45* Chickens 12 or more Chickens lb 43* Fresh Oysters pint 59* Ken Golliet CONVERTING MORE PEOPLE TO CHEVY! 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